A handsome, slim-line, double, glazed bookcase in teak by distinguished furniture maker, Morris of Glasgow. It dates from the 1960s and its design perhaps nods more to traditional sensibilities than midcentury but it’s a neutral piece with a shallow footprint (just 28cm) that will slot discreetly against a wall without demanding too much attention or space. Its unfussy design will mix with furniture, homeware and styles from different periods. Although at a glance a simple piece of furniture, its construction is superior with dovetail joints at the base, adjustable shelves and a beautiful, warm grain across its surfaces. As the cabinet is divided into two sections it lends itself to be part used for books and part used for display, and the adjustable shelves give you lots of flexibility.
